The King years : historic moments in the civil rights movement

Branch, Taylor. (Author). Branch, Taylor. Parting the waters. Selections. (Added Author). Branch, Taylor. Pillar of fire. Selections. (Added Author). Branch, Taylor. At Canaan's edge. Selections. (Added Author).

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General Note:	"Selections from the America in the King years trilogy with new introductions by the author"--Cover. Includes index.
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The King Years : Historic Moments in the Civil Rights Movement

by Branch, Taylor

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Section	Section Description	Page Number
	Preface	p. 1
Chapter 1	The Montgomery Bus Boycott: Martin Luther King's First Public Address, 1955	p. 5
Chapter 2	Sit-ins and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 1960	p. 13
Chapter 3	Freedom Rides I: The Nashville Initiative, 1961	p. 23
Chapter 4	Freedom Rides II: MLK, the Kennedys, and National Politics, 1961	p. 33
Chapter 5	Bob Moses, SNCC, and Mississippi, 1960-63	p. 41
Chapter 6	A National Firestorm from Birmingham, 1963	p. 47
Chapter 7	The March on Washington, 1963	p. 59
Chapter 8	Birmingham Church Bombing, 1963	p. 69
Chapter 9	Freedom Summer, 1964	p. 79
Chapter 10	Party Realignment: The Cow Palace and Atlantic City, 1964	p. 89
Chapter 11	King, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Nobel Peace Prize, 1964	p. 103
Chapter 12	Crossroads in Selma, 1965	p. 113
Chapter 13	Crossroads in Vietnam: LBJ and MLK, 1965	p. 123
Chapter 14	Nonviolence Goes North: King in Chicago, 1966	p. 131
Chapter 15	Black Power, 1966	p. 141
Chapter 16	Race and War: King at the Riverside Church, 1967	p. 151
Chapter 17	Poverty: The Last Crusade, 1967-68	p. 161
Chapter 18	Requiem in Memphis, 1968	p. 173
	Epilogue: Looking Back, and Ahead	p. 185
	Acknowledgments	p. 191
	Index	p. 193